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Total English - Advanced - Unit 3 - Lesson 2

Here you will find the vocabulary from Unit 3 - Lesson 2 in the Total English Advanced coursebook, such as "maverick", "avid", "depict", etc.

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Total English - Advanced
gripping
gripping
[Adjective]

exciting and intriguing in a way that attracts one's attention

Ex: The gripping novel kept me on the edge of my seat, unable to put it down until I reached the last page. 
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best-selling
best-selling
[Adjective]

(of a book or other product) sold in large quantities because of gaining significant popularity among people

Ex: She wrote a best-selling novel that topped the charts for months. 
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moving
moving
[Adjective]

causing powerful emotions of sympathy or sorrow

Ex: The moving speech by the survivor brought tears to the eyes of everyone in the audience. 
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readable
readable
[Adjective]

easy, interesting and enjoyable to read

Ex: The novel was highly readable, with a smooth and engaging style. 
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bookworm
bookworm
[noun]

a person who loves reading books and often spends a lot of time reading

Ex: She’s a real bookworm who finishes a novel every week. 
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one-dimensional
one-dimensional
[Adjective]

existing or moving only in one direction or along a single line

Ex: A one-dimensional figure, like a line, has only length. 
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hooked
hooked
[Adjective]

addicted to something, particularly to narcotic drugs

Ex: He got hooked on painkillers after his injury. 
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interesting
interesting
[Adjective]

catching and keeping our attention because of being unusual, exciting, etc.

Ex: I read an interesting article about space exploration in the newspaper. 
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appreciated
appreciated
[Adjective]

having a thorough understanding or grasp of something

Ex: Her appreciated advice helped the team succeed. 
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involved
involved
[Adjective]

actively participating or included in a particular activity, event, or situation

Ex: She was deeply involved in organizing the charity event, overseeing every detail to ensure its success. 
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avid
avid
[Adjective]

extremely enthusiastic and interested in something one does

Ex: He's an avid reader, spending hours immersed in books every day. 
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to depict
to depict
[Verb]

to describe a specific subject, scene, person, etc.

Ex: The artist’s work often depicts scenes from daily life in a vibrant style. 
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weather-beaten
weather-beaten
[Adjective]

worn or damaged by exposure to the elements, such as sun, wind, rain, or snow

Ex: The weather-beaten cabin stood at the edge of the cliff, its wood cracked and faded. 
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farseeing
farseeing
[Adjective]

able to see far into the distance, often suggesting a keen or sharp vision

Ex: The farseeing eagle spotted its prey from high above. 
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hell-raiser

a person who frequently engages in wild or reckless behavior, often in a way that is disruptive or damaging to themselves or others

Ex: As a teenager, he was known as a hell-raiser who constantly broke the rules. 
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maverick
maverick
[noun]

an individual who thinks and behaves differently and independently

Ex: He was known as a maverick in the tech industry, always innovating. 
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self-conscious
self-conscious
[Adjective]

(psychology) having awareness of one's own existence, especially recognizing oneself as a conscious being

Ex: Humans are uniquely self-conscious, capable of reflecting on their own thoughts. 
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washed-out
washed-out
[Adjective]

faded or lacking in color, often due to age or wear

Ex: The washed-out photograph captured a moment in time but lacked the vibrant colors of memory. 
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fast-moving
fast-moving
[Adjective]

developing, moving, or changing with high speed

Ex: The fast-moving storm swept through the region, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. 
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hotheaded
hotheaded
[Adjective]

quick to anger or become agitated, often reacting impulsively or without thinking things through

Ex: His hotheaded nature often got him into unnecessary arguments. 
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hardworking
hardworking
[Adjective]

(of a person) putting in a lot of effort and dedication to achieve goals or complete tasks

Ex: She's a hardworking student, consistently dedicating herself to her studies. 
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open-minded
open-minded
[Adjective]

ready to accept or listen to different views and opinions

Ex: The open-minded teacher encouraged her students to explore different viewpoints and challenge their own beliefs. 
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good-looking
good-looking
[Adjective]

possessing an attractive and pleasing appearance

Ex: He's a good-looking fellow with a charming smile that brightens up his face. 
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freethinking
freethinking
[Adjective]

forming one's own ideas rather than accepting what is generally accepted

Ex: His freethinking nature often led him to question established norms. 
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fun-loving
fun-loving
[Adjective]

describing someone who enjoys having fun, is lighthearted, and has an enthusiastic and playful nature

Ex: The fun-loving crowd danced all night at the beach party. 
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single-minded
single-minded
[Adjective]

focusing on one particular goal or purpose, and determined to achieve it

Ex: He was single-minded in his pursuit of a successful career. 
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self-sufficient
self-sufficient
[Adjective]

capable of providing everything that one needs, particularly food, without any help from others

Ex: After years of practice, the farm became self-sufficient, growing enough food and resources to sustain itself year-round. 
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thick-skinned
thick-skinned
[Adjective]

not easily affected by criticism, insults or negative comments

Ex: She is thick-skinned and doesn’t let negative comments bother her. 
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kind-hearted
kind-hearted
[Adjective]

having a compassionate and caring nature, showing kindness and generosity toward others

Ex: The kind-hearted volunteer spent every weekend helping at the local animal shelter. 
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standoffish
standoffish
[Adjective]

reserved, aloof, or distant in one's interactions with others, often conveying a sense of unfriendliness or coldness

Ex: Despite his warm smile, she found him to be rather standoffish at the party, keeping to himself in the corner. 
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career-oriented
career-oriented
[Adjective]

(of a person) prioritizing and focusing on their professional growth, development, and advancement, often with a strong dedication to their chosen career path

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absent-minded
absent-minded
[Adjective]

failing to remember or be attentive to one's surroundings or tasks due to being preoccupied with other thoughts

Ex: The absent-minded professor often forgot where he left his keys but was brilliant in his field. 
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